2008 Programme - Harby Harlequins

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HELENA WRIGHT : D'Artagnan
Helena cheers us all up once more with her relentless smiling and
keeps the cast bubbling (or should I say babbling?)- As potential
nei recruit to the glamorous Musketeers, Helena plays
D'Artagnan with intelligence, diguity and honour - characteristics
definitely wasted on this lot.
CLARE BELL : StellaArtois
Another favourite Harlequin returns to entertain us playing bright
and shiny Stella, still eagirly waiting to be swept o{her fe-etby a
handsome Musketeer. Will this be her night? You'llmarvel at the
sight of Clare enthusiastically polishing her knockers. Clare playgd
Siella in our original version of this panto, so has had 8 years in
which to perfect this Part!
IIELEN I{UBBARD : Planchet
A Harlequins original player, Helen may even play the audience
this time too, to surre lier a seat. Helen once again gives a super!
and sensitive but thigh-slapping performance as man-seryant and
gentleman Planchet that we can only describe as "Cobblers!"
PAUL STEWARD : Athos
Paul has been in every one of our 10 pantomimes. As he was
Athos in the original musketeers, you'd have thought he'dlave
had no trouble with the words, but they still come out with a funny
accent (fortunately more French than anything else!). Yght years
on, he still reckons that he has what it takes to charm the ladies'
ROGERDE SILVA: Porthos
Roger plays the serious thinker Porthos, but is not averse to
*inOi"g up the gullible Cartos. All through rehearsals he seems
to have been pra-tising genn warfare on all the other unsuspectinS
cast. Come the performances, audience beware! But will his
superior intellectual powers enable him to outwit the baddies?
ROB KING : Cartos
What can we say about Rob? Debonair, suave' handsome?
Probably oot " of these things, but at least he has reformed his
'baddie; character of last year to become the lovable strong-man,
if somewhat dim-witted, third Musketeer Cartos.